Apparatus for machining work pieces



FIE. BRIGHT.

APPARATUS FOR MACHINING WORK PIECES. APPLICATION-FILED MAYY, 1917- iismzwzu SEPT. 9. 1921.

1,420,683.- .PateiitaJune'zz 1922.

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Patented J 11116 27 ,"1922.

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F. E. BRIGHT. APPARATUS FOR MACHINING WORK PIECES.

APPLlCATlON FILED MAY], 1917. RENEWED SE PT.9.-'192I.

, 1,420,683. Patented June 27, 1922.

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Fig 3 F. E. BRIGHT.

I APPARATUS FOR MACHINING WORK PIECES. APPLICATION mzo MAYT, 19x7. RENEWED SEPT. 9, 1921.

1,420,683.. Patented June 27, 1922.

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55321 film W 3 6 rann n BRIGHT, or NEW YORK. N. x. APPARATUS roa MACHINING wonx rmcns.

1,420,683. Aliplication filed May 7, 1917, Seria1.No. 166,889.

To all whom it may concern I Be it known that I, FRED E.'BRIGHT, a citizen of the United States, residing at New York, in the county of New York and State of New York, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Apparatus for Machining Work Pieces, of which the following is a specification, reference being had therein 'tothe accompanying drawing.

This invention relates to'machines for operating on Work pieces, more particularly work pieces of annular form such as r1ngs,-

cylinders and the like, in order to subject the same to forming, roughing, or finishing operations and the like, and the invention consists of mechanisms of improved form and construction-characterized by a suitable holder or chuck for thework mounted to be rotated to rapidly rotate the work, and one so as to expose its outer and side faces; a

or more operating tools adapted to be automatically fed to act on, the work and sub j ect the same to the desired machining opera-, tions.

In the more, specific embodiment-.Iof the invention as designed particularly for machining annular forms, such for instance as the outer casin rings of antifriction hearings to give sai rings their properandf accurate external form, shapeand finish, the machine comprises a rotary chuck spindle carrying a'work holding chuck adapted to grip the ring internally and rotatethesame carriage or slide movable transversely of the axis of rotation of the chuck and carry ing a suitable tool or tools to act on the side, face or faces of the ring; a second carriage or slide movable .axially ofjthe'ring-and Y carrying a tool to act on-the' peripheral surface of the same; andsuitable driving means for said carriages operating 'in the sue-- cessive rotations of the chuck and the work 5 held thereby, to cause the tools to traverse :the said face and periphery. respectively "of .the ring andsu'bjectjthe same to machin ing operations.

n the accompanying draw1ng Fig. 1 is a front elevation of my improved.

" machine with the parts inthe position they,

5 period in the cycle of-operation.

.m the position they 'occupyi"'at ;ja. further.5.

occupy at the beginning Qf th jcycle' of operation.

,1 side elevation ofthe-jsame. 3 Fig. 3 is a front elevation ofthe machine. partly broken away, and show-ingrthe-j parts" Specification of Letters Patent.

@The machine comprisesfasits' main ele .to traverse the simultaneously-"with the {advance 50f the', tool a horizontal rotary ghuck "'spindle is finnted June'27f1922. i Renewed p e ber 9;"1'921. seriai n'o; 499,550..

Fig. 4: is'a similar view showing the, parts a inthe position'they occupy. at a stillfurther; i period in the operation. z j

Fig. 5 is a ,side elevation partly brokn' sb away with the parts in the positionthey occupy in Fig-*3. I

Fig. v6 is a transverse sectional elevation on the linea a' of Fig. -1;as. Viewed from the front of the 4 machine. Fig. 7' is a transversesectionalelevation.wif. on the line 6-6 of 215s viewed'from the rear.-

Referring 'to'the' drawings? The operativejparts of the, mechanism are mounted in' and fsustained f'by faasuitable frame comprising'in' the present instance a front upright or standard .1-,-a' rear u]; v right or standard 2,:which standards-extend: upwardly froma horizontal baseplate 01"75 bed 3, and ahorizontallconnecting frame member 43 which connectsthe-two standards I I;

andmaintains and b rt h fixed relations. a I

ments a work holding chuck5 rotatable about ahorizontal-axisand. adapted to rotate the". '1' work piece, in thepresent instance the ring A, whose side and. peripheral facesare to- 1 bemachined; a tool slideo'r'carriage 6 movable horizontally' at'the front-of 'the' chuck transversely of the axis of rotation of the same and carryingoperatingtools 7 and 8 [adapted in the horizonta be described-the tools]?!and-.18.;willjtraverse the side faces, of the work succession, .the

tool '8 advancing. to-its'jWOr'k'iwhile the to 7 c is retreating after having performed-' its my work, and the toojl 10, advancing; and traversing the peripheral}. surface? of'gthe work 7 and'retreatingbut of gagement, wi h h 1 .7 work as the tool 8 advances. 'L j g 1; .1 on thQ-fQrwarde-nd of The chuckm'ou'nted provided with a bearing in which the outer expand the jaws outwardlv. The chuck spindle is mounted in suitable hearings in the standards of the frame, and is rotated by means of a worm wheel 12 fixed to the spindle between the two standards and engaged by a horizontal worm 13 on a horizontal transverse driving shaft 14 mounted in bearings in a transverse frame member 15. The drive shaft has mounted loosely thereon a driving pulley 16 adapted to be rotated constantly from any suitable source of power,

and at the outer side of the, pulley the shaft has splined to it the outer member 17 of a connecting clutch whose inner member 18 is fixed to the driving pulley. The splined clutch member is operated by means of an operating lever 18 pivotally mounted on a bracket 19 extending laterally from the frame of the machine, said bracket being end of the driving shaft is mounted. The lever is provided with an upright arm 18 forked at its end to engage a peripheral slotin the splined clutch member, whereby when the lever is rocked upwardly at its outer end the clutch member will be thrust inwardly and will effect connection with the driving pulleys and thereby cause the rotation of the same to be imparted to the driving shaft, the lever being held in this position yieldingly for the time being by means of a spring. actuated bevel pin 20 projecting outwardly from the bracket and adapted to be engaged. by a roller 21 on the lever. The clutch thus engaged is adapted to be automatically disengaged when the operating member for the tool slides makes a complete revolution as will be presently described.

The tool slide 6 is mounted to slide horizontally in a transverse direction on a horizontal transverse supporting guide 22 fixedly sustained by the front standard 1. The supporting guide 22 is provided on its upper side with a dovetail and the slide is'provided with a groove of corresponding form .to receive said dovetail, and is reciprocated back and forth to effect the feeding action of the tools 7 and 8 by operating mechanism more particularly described hereinafter.

The operating tool 7 is mounted in a suit able head 7 seated on the upper side of the slide, which head is adjustable longitudinally thereof by means of clamping bolts 7 extending through feet 7 on the head and erse the work.

ring and thereby subject the same to a roughing operation, the tool being of such character in the presint instance as to effect the rough cutting of the ring.

The operating tool 8 is carried by a head 8 seated on the upper side of the slide 6 and secured thereto so that it may be adjusted longitudinally thereof by clamping bolts 8 having their heads engaged in the undercut groove 7 in the slide and adapted to be operated similar to the clamping bolts 7" to permit of the adjustments of the head in a manner similar to the adjustments of the head 7% This tool 8 is adapted when the slide is fed to the left in Fig. 1 to traverse the front side face of the ring A, and in this particular instance the tool is of such char acter that it will subject the surface roughened by the tool 7 to a finishing operation. It is seen therefore that in the reciprocations of the slide, the outer side. of the ring will be subjected in succession to two machining operations, first a roughing operation by the tool 7 and secondly a finishing operation by the tool 8.

The reciprocating motions of the slide are imparted thereto by means of a vertical rocking member in the form of a lever 24 pivoted between its ends on a horizontal fore and aft axis 25 to the frame, the upper arm 24: of the lever being provided with a head 26 loosely engaging in a socket 27 on the slide 6. The lower arm 24 of the lever has journaled on its lower end a roller 28 which enages in a cam groove 29 formed in a disk 30 fixed to the forward end of a horizontal fore and aft extending camshaft 31'mounted in suitable'bearings -in the two frame standards. The cam groove 29 is of such form and cont-our that, as the cam shaft'31 is rotated, the lever 24 will be rocked onits axis and will thereby reciprocate the slide, moving the same from a starting position, first to the right to cause the roughing tool 7 to traverse the work, and then to the left to cause the retreat of the roughing tool and the advance of the finishing tool 8 to trav- The rear end of the cam shaft projects rearwa'rdly beyond the rear frame standard at which point it -has fixed to it a worm wheel 32 engaged by a worm 33 on'a vertical rotary shaft 34 mounted in upper and lower bearings 35 and 36 on a bracket 37. This bracket is formed near its lower end with an opening which loosely surrounds the cam shaft betweenthe worm wheel thereon and the rear face of the rear frame standard, so that the bracket may be rocked to a limited extent about the cam shaft as an axis, the bracket being held releasably and adjustably in fixed relations to the standard by means of upper and lower bolts'38 and 39 carried by the rear frame standard and which extend through arcuate slots 40 and 41 in the bracket, the purpose of which adjustable connection of the bracket with the frame will presently appear. The shaft 34 extends at its upper end beyond the bracket, at which point it has a detachable worm wheel 42, engaged by a worm 43 on the rear end of the chuck spindle, whereby the rotation of the chuck spindle will be imparted to the cam shaft and will act to impart the reciprocating movements to the slide 6.

The axially movable slide 9 before alluded to as, carrying the operating tool 10 for operating on the peripheral face of the work, is in the present instance in the form of a horizontal bar 44'and a tool holder 50 carried bythe bar, the latter extending in a fore and aft direction parallel with the chuck spindle and being mounted to slide axially and also to rock in suitable bearings in the upper ends of the frame standards. At its forward end and beyond the front frame standard the bar 44 has fixedto it a head 45 from which extends a lateral gravitating arm 46 which rests at its free end on a cam 47 on the upper end of a post 48 seated on the tool slide 6 and adjustably connected therewith by means of fastening bolts 48 extending through feet 48 on the post and having heads seated in an undercut groove 48? extending longitudinally of the slide. The'head Men the sliding bar 44 is formed in its front face with an open recess provided with parallel guide ribs 49 extending radially of the axis of the chuck, and in these guides is mounted-the tool holder 50 on the inner end of which the operating tool 10 is mounted. The tool-holder is confined in the recess by a cover plate 51 bolted tothe frontface of the head and is adjustably mounted in the guides sothatit may be moved outward and inward radially to correspondingly adjust the tool relatively to the work, by means 'ofan adjusting screwv 52 which is screwed through a yoke 53 on the head and which is swiveled at its inner endin the outer end of the tool holder so that .by turning'the screw the holder may be adjusted in its guides outwardly or in-- wardly according to the direction of turning movement. Thetool holder is held firmly in its adjusted position by means of binding screws -54 threaded in the cover plate and bearing at their inner ends against the holder. This holder 50 projects some dis-- tance inwardly from theaxis of the bar44,

the result being that when the bar is rocked on its axis by lifting the arm 46, the inner end of the tool holder will be swung up-' wardly so as to disengage the tool from the work, a slight lifting of the arm serving to lift the tool a slight distance from the work as shown in Fig. 4, while by swinging the carried entirely free of the face of the chuckin order to avoid interference with the application and removal of the work.

arm clear over to the left the tool may be 3 The axial movement of the bar 44 will cause the operating tool to traverse the peripheral surface of the ring axially of the:

axis of rotation thereof, and with the arm in its lowered position as shown in Fig. 1,

and with the tool in contact with the periph-" eral surface of the ring, the latter will be subjected to the operation of the tool.

The position of the tool with reference to the work is determined by the cam 47 before alluded to which supports the outer end of the arm 46, the said cam being provided with a low point 47* and-a high point 47 which in the reciprocating movements of the slide 6 are engaged alternately and succes-v sively with the end of the arm, the weight of which arm causes it to maintain working advanced axially by the advance of the bar 44, the movement of the cam by the slide 6 being so timed in relation 'to the axialfmovements of the tool, that'at the moment'that I i the tool begins its retracting movement,'the high point of the cam will be engaged with the end of the arm and will thereby slightly" lift the arm and will correspondingly lift the tool from engagement with the work, so

that in the retracting movement of the tool it will be free of the work and will not'drag thereover.

The effect of the arm 46, resting at its outer free end on the cam surface 47, is to give support to the tool 10 at a point distant from the point of connection; of :the .tool

holder 50 with the axially'movable slide 9, it being noted that the arm 46, .in thepresent instance is considerably greater in length than the distance from the tool 10 to the axis of the bar 44. This arm therefore gives'a,

long leverage on the slide in proportionto,

the length of the leverage afforded by the .tool holder 50. and it therefore supports the tool in a solid .and firm mannerv and effec tually prevents. vibration, spring or chattering in the operation of the tool on the work,

The axial movements of the bar 44: are

imparted thereto from the cam shaft 31,

which for this purpose hasfixed to it a cam drum 55 formed with acam slot 56 in which the ring while the tool is advancing to tion the tool 10- will be retracted, the cam 47 in this latter movement bein shifted so engages a roller 57 at the lower end of an upright rocking member in the form of a lever 58. The lever is pivoted between its ends as at 59 to the frame of the machine, and above the pivot the lever is forked so as to extend on opposite sides of thebar 44. The forks of the lever have journaled to their inner sides rollers 59 which engage between the inner adjacent ends of two nuts 60 screwed on a reduced threaded portion of the bar. The form of the cam groove 56 is such that in the rotation of the cam drum the lower end of the lever 58 will be vibrated back and forth and imparting to its upper end corresponding movements, the bar 44 will be reciprocated horizontally back and forth in its guides, the forward movement of the bar causing the tool 10 to advance along the peripheral surface of the work ring, and the rear movement of the bar causing the tool to be retracted relatively to the work. It. will be noted that the operating tools are given their movements to act on the work from a common driving member, the drive shaft 14, which through the medium of the cam shaft 31 operated thereby, imparts reciprocating movements to the slide 6 by means of the rocking lever 24, and imparts reciprocating.

movements to the bar 44 by the rocking lever 58, the tool slides being thus coordinated in their movements. By these actions the tools 7 and 8 are caused to act on the side face of the work, and the tool 10 caused to act on the peripheral surface thereof.

The driving connections for these parts are so timed intheir operations that in the complete cycle of operation or rotation of the cam shaft, the tool 7 will be advanced and will peform its work on the side of perform its operation on the periphery of the same; and on the retreat of the tool 7, the tool 8 will advance to perform its work on the'side of the ring, during which acas to bring its high point 47 eneath the arm6-and thereby lift and maintain the tool 10 free of the work. Y

In .Fig. 1 the parts arein the position they occupy at the beginning of the cycle of, operation, the slide 6 being in a position where both the tools 7 and 8 are free of the work, with the toollO in its retracted position ready togact on the work. The machine is now at rest with the clutch dise'n-f gage d. -To start .theoperationjthe handle of the clutch lever is lifted, thereby throwin the clutch interaction and rotating the. drive shaft. As the various parts operated by the drive shaft begin their operation,

pin 20 the slide 6 will be moved to the right in Fig. 1, which will cause the tool 7 to advance and traverse the side face of the ring, and at the same time will cause the tool 10 to advance in an axial direction and traverse the peripheral surface of the ring, these motions continuing until the slide reaches the end of its movement to the right as shown in Fig. 3, with the low point of the cam supporting the arm 46 and the tool 10 at the limit of its forward movement. In the further movement of the parts to-complete the cycle of operation, the slide 6 retreats and moves to the left, thereby retracting the tool 7 and moving the tool 8 to the left up to the work to perform its operation thereon, the cam 47 in this reverse movement being shifted so as to bring the high point of the cam beneath the-arm 46, thereby lifting the tool 10 free of the work, the continued movement of the slide in this direction causing the tool 10 to return to its former position and at the same time carrying the tool 8 into engagement with the work as shown in Fig. 4. In the final movement in the cycle, the slide moves again to the right, thereby returning the tool 8 to relative positions, the clutch is automatically thrown out of action and the mechanism brought to rest, this beingleifected by means of a finger 61 pivoted at its inner end as at 62 to a bracket 63 projecting forwardly from the side of the cam drum. This finger projects at its end beyond the periphery of the drum, and with the clutch lever in position to connect the clutch, a roller 64 on the end of an arm 65 onthe clutch operating lever l8 stands in the path of the finger which latter, as the cam drum complete its revolution, will engage the roller-64 and rocking the clutch lever on its axis will disconnect the clutch, the lever being held yieldingly in-this position by means of the 21 on the forward end of the clutch lever.

By means'of the-"nuts .60 on vthe-bar 44 v between which the upper endvoflever 58 engages the position of the latter in an axial direction may be adjusted by screwingithe nuts to the left or right as thecase may be, theadjustment o'f the nutsnto the left causing the bar to beset at a greater distancev rward, and the adjustment of the nuts' in" the opposite direction causing-- the bar tobe wardly. v

' The bracket in which the shaft 34 l l mounted may, by releasing the bolts 38 and set at a greatendistance rear-' 115 efore alluded to engaging the roller 39, be rocked on the axis of the cam shaft and in this way disengage the worm wheel 42 from the worm 43, the purpose of this disengagement being to disconnect the driving connection between the drive shaft and the cam shaft, so that by rotating the. shaft 34 by means of a hand wheel 65 fixed to the upper extended end of the shaft, the operating tools may be moved by hand as is.

desirable under certain conditions. The bracket 37 is held in place frictionally by the screws 38 and 39, and by regulating the dedevice which will in the event of undue ob struction being offered to the rotation of the cam shaft, prevent injury to the gears.

by the continued operation of the drive shaft. Also by reason ofthe adjustable connection of the bracket 37 to the frame,

whereby shaft 34 may be sustained at different distances from the worm wheel 43, provision is made for employing worm wheels of different diameters to cooperate with the worm 43. As a result, the speed relations between the chuck spindle and cam shaft 31 may be changed, when the spindle is operated at a greater or less speed for different diameters of work rings.

While the machine illustrated is shown as equipped with a roughing tool 7 and a fin ishing tool 8 acting in succession on one side of the ring A, and with a tool 10 acting on the' peripheral surface of the ring, it will be understood that it is not necessary to employ all these several tools in cooperation with each other, and that one or more may be operated alone, and the character of the tools may be changed so as to subject the work to various kinds of machining oper-' ations either singly or cooperatively, such as roughing, grooving, chamfering, finishing and like operations. Also by setting the tools which act on the side of the work to different positions axially of the work, they may be made to operate on both sides of the same instead ofvon one side only. This disposition of the tools in different positions axially of the work to act on both sides of the same is shown in Fig. 2, where it will be seen that one of the roughing tools 7 is set in position on-its holder to act on the front face of the Work, and a second roughing tool 7* is set in a different position on the tool holder in the direction of the axis of the work to'act on the rear face of the same. It is understood that the finishing tool 8, may be likewise supplemented by an additional finishing tool positioned on the tool holder to act on the rear face of the work on that side, although this is not shown in the drawings on account of the character .of the Views.

It will be understood further that while in the particular form of mechanism shown, the work ring is gripped internally-'sothat its'external axially extending surface may be operated on, the machine may be employed, for operating on the bore or inte-.

rior axially extending surface of the work,

-in which event the chuckwill be of a form to grip the work externally so as to expose its inner surface, and the tool holder 50 may be extended to overhang the front of. the work and be equipped with a suitable tool for operating on the inner surface of the ring to groove or finish or otherwise machine the same as occasion requires.

In the foregoing description and accompanying drawings I have set forth my invention in the particular detailed form which I prefer to adopt and whichin practice has been found-to answer to an admirable degree the objects to be attained. It will be manifest, however, that these details may be variously changed and modified without departing from the limits of my invention;

and it will be understood that the invention is not limited to any particular form or construction of the parts except in so far claims. I

Having thusdescribed my invention, what I claim is:

as such limitations are specified in the 1. In a machine of the type described,

the combination of a rotary work holder adapted to hold an annular work piece with its side face and .axially extending surface exposed, a tool carrying slide movable trans-. versely relatively to the. axis of rotation of the work holder, a roughing tool and a finishing tool carried by said slide and spaced from each other inthe direction of movemerit of the slide, said tools adapted in the slide, .an operatingtool mounted. thereon and adapted in the movements of the slide to advance and traverse the axially extending surface of the work, and retreat for another operatioman operating member for the tool carrying slides, and connections between said operating member and the respective slides, said connections being of a form to cause one of the transversely movable tools to advance and act on the side of the work, simul-.

taneously' with the advance of the axially movable tool, and the other transversely movable tool toadvance and act on'theside ofthe work simultaneously withthe. retreatof the axially movable tool. 2. In a machine of the type describe d, N i

the combination of a rotary .work'; holder adapted to hold an annular work piece with its side face and axially extending surface New,

exposed, a tool-carrying slide movable transversely of the axis of rotation of the work holder, an operating tool mounted on sald slide and adapted in the movements of the slide to act on the side of the work, a second tool-carrying slide movable axially of the work and rockable transversely of its direction of movement, a; tool holder carried by said slide and movable in the rocking movements of the slide toand from the wbrk and adapted to carry an operating tool, means for moving" the said tool slide, and ,means'controlled by the movement of the transversely movable slide for moving the tool holder away from the work.

'3. In a machine of the type described, the combination of a rotary work holder adapted to hold and rotate a work piece, a tool-carrying slide movable axially of the work piece and rockableabout an axis extending parallel with its path of movement,

- said slide provided with a tool holder extending transversely therefrom and having an operating tool adapted in the axial movements of the slide to advance and retreat axially of the work, an arm connected with the slide and extending laterally therefrom to rock the slide on its axis and thereby move the operating tool to and from the work piece, and a cam acting on the arm to control the rocking movements of the same,

' the form of thecam' and its relation to the am being such as to cause the slide to be rocked oniits axis and free the tool from the work when the tool retreats after its advancing cutting action.

4. In a machine of the type described,

- the combination of a rotary work holder,

'a reciprocating tool-carrying slide rockable transversely of its path of movement, means for reciprocating the same, a tool holder carried by said slide and movable in the rocking motions of the slide to and from the work, an operating too-l mounted on the holder and adapted on the advance of. the same to traverse the work in engagement therewith, a second tool-carrying slide 00-- ordinated in its movements with the other slide, and means carried by said second slide and adapted when the first mentioned slide is retracted to automatically rock the same and move the tool holder away from. the

work to disengage the tool therefrom.

5. Ina machine of the; type described,

the combination of a'rotary work holder adapted to hold an annular work piece with itsside face and axially extendingsurface expwed, a transverselyfmovabletool-carry- 6 ing slide, an operating tool, carried thereby and adapted to act on theside'of the work,

- an axially reciprocating tool slide rocka'ble transversely of its path of movement, a tool holder carried thereby and movable in the rocking motions of the slide to and" from "the work, an operating tool mounted in the tool holder and adapted when the slide is advanced to traverse the periphery of the work, and a cam movable with the transversely movable slide and adapted to operatively engage the tool holder and rock the slide and thereby move the holder away from the work on the retreat of said holder.

6. In a machine of the type described, the combination of a frame, a rotary work holder mounted therein and adapted to hold an annular work piece with its side face and axially extending surface exposed, a tool-oarrying slide mounted on the frame and movable-transversely relatively to the axis of rotation of the holder, an operating tool mounted on said slide and adapted to act on the side of the work, an axially movable tool slide mounted in the frame and rockable about its axis of movement, a tool holder on the slide carrying a tool adapted in the rocking movements of the slide to be moved to and from the work, an arm on the axially movable slide, and a cam on the transversely movable slide engaging said arm and controlling the rocking movements of the axially movable slide, said slides being so 00- ordinated in their movements that in the movement of the axial slide in one direction, the operating tool will traverse the work in engagement therewith, and in the movement of the slide in the opposite direction the tool will be moved by the cam free of the work.

7. In a machine of the type described, the combination of a frame, a rotary chuck spindle mounted therein and carrying a work holding chuck, a tool-carrying slide mounted on the frame and movable transversely of the axis of rotation of said spindle and carrying an operating tool, a second'tool-carrying slide mounted in the frame and movable axially and carrying an operating tool to act on the work, a drive shaft mounted in the frame and geared to the chuck spindle to rotate the same, a cam shaft mounted in the frame and driven by the chuck spindle, a

cam on said shaft, a rocking member operated by said cam and operativelyconnected with the axially movable slide for reciproeating the same, a second cam. on the cam shaft, and a rocking member operated by said second cam and operatively connected with the transversely movable tool slide for adjustable about the axis of the cam. shaft, a

transmitting shaft for transmitting motion from the chuck spindle vto the cam shaft, said transmitting shaft being mounted in bear- -1I1gS in the bracket member, a worm on the chuck spindle, a worm wheel removably mounted on the transmitting shaft and engaged by said worm, a worm on the transmitting shaft, and a worm wheelon the cam shaft engaged by said last mentioned worm.

9. In a machine of the type described, the combination of a frame, a rotary chuck spindle mounted therein, means for driving the same, 'a rotary shaft mounted in the frame parallel with the chuck spindle, a

1 tool carrying slide operated by the rotary 10. In a machine of the type described, the

combination of a work holder, a reciprocating tool holder provided with an operating tool and rockable transversely of its reciprocating movement to engage and disengage the tool relative to the work, means for reciprocating the tool holder axially of the work, a gravitating arm .operatively connected with the tool holder, and a movable supportin member on which the arm rests,

' holder axially of the work,

said mem er adapted in its movements to control the rocking movements of the arm.

11. In a machine, of the type described, the combination of a rotary work holder, a reciprocating tool holder provided with an operating tool, means for reciprocating thesame axially of the work, said holder being rockable transversely of its axial movements to engage and disengage the tool from the'work, an arm operatively connected with the tool holder, and a cam acting on the arm to control its movements.

12. In a machine of the type described, the combination of a rotarywork holder, a reciprocating tool holder provided with an operating tool, means for reciprocating the said holder being rockable about an axis parallel with the pathof its axial movement to engageand disengage the tool from the work, an arm operatively connected with the tool holder --=1 3.-In a machine of 'the combination of a rotary"work holder, a I reciprocating tool holder provided with an and extending transversely of the path of the axial movement of the for movably supporting said arm at a point distant from the axis of the tool holder.

operating its line ofmovement to engage'and disen- I gage the tool from the work, an arm operatively connected with the tool holder and ing tool from the work an 'lshlng tool to traver'sethe same, and means the type described,- moved transversely,

extending transversely of the line of movement of the same, said arm being of greater length than the distance of the tool from the pivotal axis of the tool holder, and means for movably supporting said arm.

. 14., In a machine of the type described, the combination of a rotary work holder adapted tohold an annular work piece with its side face and'axially extending surface exposed,-a tool-carrying slide movable trans versely relatively to the axis of rotation of the work holder, a roughing tool and a finishing 'tool carried by said slide and spaced apart from each other in the direction of movement of the slide, means for moving the slide first in one direction to cause the roughing tool to traverse the work on one side of its axis, and then in the opposite 7 direction to disengage the .roug

to cause the finposite sideof its axis, and finally in the direction of the first movement to disengage both-tools from the work, a second tool-carrying slide movable axially of the work and rockable about its having a tool holder ating tool to act on surface of the work, said latter holder be ing movable up and down in the rockin movements of the slide to respectively disengage and engage the tool with the work,

provided with an opermeans controlled by the operating means of V the first slide'fo-r lowering the tool of the axial slide to cause the same to advance and traverse the work ,in engagement with the same when the roughing tool acts on the'side of the work, and for raising the tool holder v to cause the tool to retreat out of engagement with the work, when the finishing tool is acting on the p when the roughing and finishing tools are moved freeof the work, to again lower the axial tool so that it will be in position to engage the work when it is advanced for the next 0 eration.

15. n a machine of the type described, the combination ofa rotary work holder adapted to hold an annular work piece with its side faces and axially extending surface exposed, a tool-carrying slide movable trans- .versely relatively to the axis of rotation of the work holder, operating tools carried by said slide andspaced apart/in a direction axially of the work to act on the front and slide movableaxially axially extending surface of the work when work at the opthe axially extending path of movement and '120 rear faces of the same when the slide is I a second tool-carrying v of the work,- an oper-f' ating tool carried by the slide to act on the tool, means for reciprocating said holder axially of the work, said tool hold ,r

' being rockable about an axis parallel wifh ating ,member, and connections from said operating member to the respectiveslides formed and constructed to move'said slides 105 work, and means operating I 126"" the slide is moved axia1ly, a common oper-v by the three exposed faces of the work will posed, a tool holder movable transversely of the axis of rotation of the work holder and provided with an operating tool adapted in the movements of the holder to act on the side of the work, a second tool holder mov able axially of the work and also to and from the work and provided with an operating tool to act on the axial surface of the work, means for moving said tool holder axially, and means controlled by the movement of the transversely movable tool holder-for moving the other tool holder to and from the work- 17. In a machine of the type described, the combination of a rotary work holder, a

reciprocating tool holder rockable transversely of its path of movement, means for reciprocating the tool holder, an operating tool mounted on the holder to traverse the work in engagement therewith, a second tool holder coordinated in its movements with the first, and means movable with the sec- 0nd holder and adapted when the first mentioned holder is retracted, to automatically move the same away from the work to disengage the tool therefrom.

18. In a machine of the type described, the combination of a rotary work holder. adapted to hold an annular work piece with its side face and axially extending surface exposed, a transversely movable tool holder provided with an operating tool adapted to act on the side of the work, an axially reciprocating tool holder rockable transversely of its path of movement and provided with an operating tool adapted when the .tool holder is advanced, to traverse the axially extending surface of the work, and a cam movable with the transversely movable tool holder and operatively engaging the other tool holder to rock the same and thereby move the tool away from the work on the retreat of the holder. I

'19. In a machine of the type described, the combination of means for holding the work with two different side surfaces and a circumferential surface presented for op eration, a movable tool carrying slide, two

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to act on the circumferential surface of the work, a common operating means for said slides, and connections between said operating means and the two slides respectively to cause said tools to act incoordination with each other on said surfaces.

20. In a machine of the type described, the "combination of means for holding the work with two different side surfaces and a circumferential surface presented for operation, two operating tools sustained to act on said side surfaces, a third 0 crating tool sustained to act on the circum erential surface, operating means arranged to act in successive cycles of operation and then automatically come to rest, and connections between said operating means and the two sets of tools respectively to cause them to act on the three surfaces of the work during a single cycle of said operating means.

21. In a machine of the type described, the combination of a rotary work holder adapted to hold an annular work piece with its side face and axially extending face presented for operation, two tools movable transversely of the axis of rotation and adapted in their movements to traverse opposite portions of the side of the work in succession, a third tool movable axially to advance and traverse the axially extending face of the, work and to retreat for another operation, operating means for said tools, and connections between said means and the respective tools, said connections being of a form to cause one of the transversely movable tools to advance and act on the side of the work simultaneously with the advance of the axially movable tool, and the other transversely movable tool to advance and act on the side of the work simultane:

ously with the retreat of the axially movadapted to hold an annular work piece with its side face and axially extending face presented for operation, an operating tool movable transversely of the axis of rotation and adapted toact on the side of the work, a tool movable axially of the work to act on the axial face thereof and rockable transversely of the work to disengage said face, and means controlled by the transversely movable tool for rocking the axiallymovable tool transversely.

In testimony whereof, I have aflixed my signature.

FRED E. BRIGHT. 

